You approach an intersection with a marked stop line. The traffic signal shows a circular red light. There is no green arrow permitting your movement and no police officer directing you to proceed. What must you do?
Ua e latalata i se fetaulaʻiga ma se laina e tū ai ua valiina. O loo mūmū le molī lapotopoto. E leai se aū lanu meamata e faatagaina ai lau alu ma e leai se leoleo e faatonu oe e alu. O le ā e tatau ona e faia?
A circular red signal means stop. An empty intersection does not permit you to drive through it.
O le molī mūmū lapotopoto o lona uiga e tū. E lē faatagaina oe e alu ai ona e leai ni taavale i le fetaulaʻiga.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Do not cross the stop line on red in the stated circumstances. A permitted green directional arrow or a police officer’s direction is a different situation; even with permission to proceed, check that the way is safe.
Aua le sopoʻia le laina e tū ai i le molī mūmū i tulaga ua taʻua. E ese le tulaga pe a iai se aū lanu meamata e faatagaina lau itu po o se faatonuga a se leoleo; tusa lava pe ua faatagaina e alu, ia siaki e saogalemu le ala.